Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-11-27

Nelson ROBBERS, the manager of Kate
Claxton, says that they will produce The
World Against Her at the Peple's Theatre,
as announced. The piece was purchased
by Miss Claxton through A. NJ. Palmer
from the author for 80, 600 cash and a
royalty, and Will be produced at SIAM
ford, Conn, December 5. Rehearsals are
10 in progress at the Union Square
Theatre. The Two Orphans will be seen
for the last time at the Theatre Comique,
Harlem, December 3.
Sara Jewett is worthy Of a benefit. She
was a faithful worker in her time, and her
friends are numerous and ready to serve
her, now that she needs attention. The
scenes of her former triumphs, the Union
Square Theatre, has been generously
offered by Mr.. Hill, and Estelle Clayton
has a play that will draw many; so, ali
combined, including A. N. Palmer and
Robson and Crane, we may expect a mon
strOus affair on December 8.
The famous soprano, who is remember
ed with affection as d bright particular
star Of several of Manager Mapleson's
most brilliant seasons, brings with her an
excellent concert company-so good that
the encore" fend, the gentleman who
wants double his moneys worth and is
willing to wear an inch off the bottom of
his umbrella in order to get it, hsd more
excuse for existence than usual.
Robert Gran has signed a contract with
the great German ~tragedienne Madga lro
chick, for $50 performances in the United
States, commencing at Pope's Theatre, ST.
Louis, October 1883. German company
will be brought from Europe. The reptr-
toirc will consist of Brunhidc, Joan OF Arc
and Theodore.
Pauline Halle domestic affairs may be
aired in conrt. As q noted Judge once
said, Those who sue fer divorce must
abide hy its publicity Mr.. White Will
have 10 trouble &c put in an answer aud a
counter suit. Miss Halls career 1T the
Biiou can't stand much OF an inveStiga.
ton.
Jennie Yeamans drew S469 in a whole
week NJ the Warder Opera House in Kan
sis City. As she was guaranteed $l,0rr,
suit has heen brought e. recover tn" bal
arce. II is very evident that Miss Yea
mmIN was not appreciated in Kansas City
Nine. Etelka Gerstcr's first appearance
in New York, alter an absence oil some
fivCo or six Years, occurred Thursday night
in the Mctrcp)litan Opera House Ill the
presCnco Of a large audience OF friendly
ana enthusiastic people.
We nope, for Mrs. Potter's sake, that the
services Of Robert billiard will not he
utilized in her company. With such men
as him, the beat thing 10 do ia 10 let them
drop cut Q! the profession entirely.
Mr. G,bhard and Mr.. HilliaId won't
fight. One is too big a niasher, and the
nj her too much OLA dude. These club men
arc noted as letter writer's aud takers, and
tltat is about all.
Maze Edwards is Disguised with Levy.
S; is every one else. The great cornetist
is a great man TO Gca! with, and TO NJ.
Appleton, his present manager, we offer
u coincidence.
Mr.. Hudson, once Helen Dluvray's con-
fdgntial secretary, viii he the Treasurer At
the Academy of Music, under Mesars.
TOmpkins and Hill.
Bart Wallace has signcd with frankie
Kemb!c to play the part of Crooked Mike,
aud will OpGu on Thursday night at Fall
River, hIasa.
Up 10 the present time Mrs. LsngLry
has not decided 10 build ? theatre in New
York. Neither has W. J. Florence.
Mr.. Tory Sullivan opened on Monday
night in Cleveland with Mcstaycr's re
organized T~ohoggaring Company.
Advicos from BostaA say Mrs, LaGgtry
drew well ia Az III IL IG0&ing Glass, aud
Mr. billiard was not missed.
Edmund Collier is Gaining considerable
as L tragtdian, and j. W. Collier is satis-
flee with tue prospects.
Mrs. Langtry has two suits on hand III
Detroit, the outcome Of Leigh Lynch's
bad management.
We, Us & Co. are having 4 hard time of
it in the interior Of ~Iliinois.
Bella Moore is meeting with little sue
cess i'll the Mountain Pink.